New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
rs HIGH LICENSE IN DANGERf
vrss.ak THAT roREsHADows VETO.
coyERyoR HILL DOESN'T BELIEVE IN srEo nnr,
- Iya,sLA noN-BREwERs ARRAYEp AGAINST 'hA

novvpyoR HILL DOESN'T BELIEVE IN ofHo
= ,YrcIstA uoN-BREwERs ARRAYED AGAINST 'hA
CROSBY BILL ,.,o
.,.s.,c. 70 the Assembly to-day foreshadows MS Ia
.t,ou ~ vetoIne the Crosby New-Yora and BROOKLYN
high License bill II it ever reached him. me nics
,von below tells tie character Of the bill vetoe@
% liquors beer within Sns ne ber o
q grounds Of the Willard Asy'g TINS Ut "" special legislation
is net eaimed for the deS1 no Srsea
the oraea 10 them They srs
s s sSd unusS special
Ss for ss to- ssmp at which
stare snreated remove IL and Executive
that the , saG be Ss in such y
s sss o sny the
services oi some take his place VINO "oui' "s
srs 40 Be- harsy question that the q. oSn, OF
%d Asy n Should within hall @e
and s aT Ss ss sSsn
s,.s S0na be the local
Win .IT 70 do IN suS to- the
Albany special Hesitation wn nroVded
be Just as to pass S
special prohibiting the Bard oS o Within half mile
tie CAPITOL state oser to OF the tine
e%pafo" undue intoxicating rnss tnr
Tns as sns 5san
ITALY uns ord II a for or against particular local
tiles -, ,, ut
Assemblyman sheehan, the Democratic leader at
once cracked the party whip to have the 'eIn'l
vsto sustained This embarrassing, as the Dehio
Gratis had voted for the bill, but they turned nsh
o,@ - ,,uont q moments hesitation MI
Sheehan moved that the bill with tne VeUo mo'"eo
he tablsd. IOst-49 to 81. The Democrats 'o'o" III
the affirmative AMI the Republicans, win inc eAoep
ton of Mossrs Nass Maurer and Reiz, vo'eo III inc
negative. -
,ova right IN disagree with the Governor You
voted for the passage of this bill and trust you VIII
have the manness to vote to override the ooVerhor
veto now This bill should DO enacted"
Mr. sheehan inquired: elias not the local Excise
BOARD the right to say whether or no Incense sh"h
be granted this salOon-kceperF
Mr. Cole assumed they did have the right. put
,hav have beer appealed to by the trustees OF the
asylum not to grant license and have not con'phc"
with the request A..
Mr. sbcehau assumed that the people elected the
Excise Board, and if the people did not want inc
sa,oon and are dissatisfied with the Excise Boa then
thew should secure the election of board that woud
represent their views in granting licenses
Mr. Cole asked II Mr.. sheehan proposed 10 'o'c
to sustain the Governor after having Vo'eu ior '
Sweet bill its final passage
Mr. shcchan presumably represented the Democratic
sentiment in replying: "Most assureuy' haNo
been convinced that the bill should not become
law by tho logic OF the OONertor as soV iOi' III '
Veto"
The beer brewers have shown that they are hostile to
3ha High License bill This afternoon committee
State Brewers and Maltsers
came before the Senate Committee on Internal Affairs
and requested committee . postpone the hearing on
the hin till Tuesday. The committee OF the brewers con-
sisted OF Charles Stader. OF the nrm OF Neldnhger;
Schmitt & Co. of New York; Henry L. Gregg. mayor OF
Undson and member of the brewing nrin OF Granger
a Gregg and James T. Sparkman OF New YORK senator
Connolly chairman of the Senate Committee. replied:
There is great desire the part OF the committee 70
act at once on this bill and also keen desire on Inc part
of the senate to vote upon it Immediately 90 NOT
Know how my associates feel on this matter
but I am opposed TO postpOnng this hearing
TN NEXT week" Senator Low agreed with senator CON
molly We will hear you ill midnight tomorrow II you
Mr. Gregg said that thought this hard treatment
of the brewers No had known that the bill was 10
be considered to-day. , - -, H., , .
Well" said Senator Connolly, ave have given you
chance to heard and have not taken advantage OF
IL Now we say that we will hear you TO. morrow -,
The brewers however fought with all their strength
for delay and Senator Durham, the Democratic hehoer
of the committee attempted TO persuade the TO
grant them the delay they desired lie said ne "ouiu
vote against the bill il hearing was refused -.
Stil.Sepaors Connolly and Low were determined that
they would not grant any posponement or Tue hearg'
and Al informed Messrs. Stafer, Gregg ana SparAmah
The Brewers rushed off tothe telegraph Office to summon
the trustees of the masters and brewers to Albany 10
spor